Ok, so I’d like to direct everybody over to:
http://panocamera.com/blog/?p=26
This guy has designed a program (and cable) to connect his Canon Digital SLR camera to his Gameboy DS so that he can use it to control the camera. Everything from shot bracketing to noise response photography.
I wonder if he would include the source code with the cable for us tweakers?
-Doug
Tags:
Camera,
Canon,
Digital,
DS,
DS-DSLR,
DSLR,
Gameboy,
Photography,
SLR
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I was using a script from somebody else to hide advertisements in Facebook, but they only worked on the first page load. Anytime I changed the page, the ads came back. So I revised the script and now it works again. Get it here:
http://userscripts.org/users/63349
This is for Firefox users, and is a GreaseMonkey script. Please use Google to answer any questions related to the browser or the GreaseMonkey script itself (including, where to get it and how to install it).
Tags:
FaceBook,
FireFox,
GreaseMonkey,
Hide Ads,
Hide Advertisements
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If you’ve worked with building a CLR trigger for MsSQL, then there are decent odds you’ve seen this come back to the message window while testing the trigger inside Microsoft SQL Management Studio:
The context transaction which was active before entering user defined routine, trigger or aggregate “[CLR trigger name]” has been ended inside of it, which is not allowed. Change application logic to enforce strict transaction nesting.
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Tags:
Catch,
CLR trigger,
MsSQL,
SqlContext,
transaction,
transaction nesting,
trigger,
Try
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Ok… so this is getting really frustrating:
WHY does MsSQL not have support for a LIMIT?
Don’t get me wrong, there are many wonderful things about working with the Microsoft .NET environment, including MsSQL and Visual Studio .NET… but there could be some improvements. (more…)
Tags:
LIMIT,
MsSQL,
MySQL,
Named Parameters,
Placeholder Parameters,
Stored Procedures,
Typed Datasets,
Visual Studio .NET
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